A complete wireless bodypack microphone system includes a microphone, a bodypack transmitter, and a receiver. The selection here includes systems that use a bodypack transmitter with a wire running from the headset microphone down to the hip.
Bodypack wireless microphone systems allow you the convenience of swapping microphones plugged into the transmitter between classes to limit the sweat exposure on the microphone worn on your head. Also, certain bodypack transmitter models can be used with several different microphone options plugged into them, depending on your instructors' preference of microphone.
It's best to wear a bodypack transmitter in a sports pouch made of neoprene to ensure the sweat does not seep into the components where the battery is located. AV Now offers a wide assortment of bodypack wireless microphones. Some systems feature the same base system (receiver and transmitter) but offer a different option for the headset microphone. Contact us with any questions!
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